Once a Cesarean section, always a Cesarean section: back to the future?

[Once a cesarean, always a cesarean].

Pregnancy in a Cesarean Section: A Case Study

 Abstract Background: Caesarean scar pregnancy is rare and delay in diagnosis and treatment is associated with maternal complications, but diagnostic and treatment methods are under investigation due to its rare and there is not standard protocol for manage Caesarean scar pregnancy. The purpose of this case report study is to provide early diagnosis and treatment Caesarean scar pregnancy. Cas...

Effective factors to select cesarean-section

Background:  A significant increase in cesarean section in worldwide is known as one of the health system problems. The WHO has estimated that cesarean section in recent years has been 10% in all countries. Despite the increasing popularity of cesarean section, the literature lacks insights about factors affecting the selection of this delivery method. In this vein, this study investigates the ...

Vacuum-assisted cesarean section

There has been a dramatic rise in the frequency of cesarean sections, surpassing 30% of all deliveries in the US. This upsurge, coupled with a decreasing willingness to allow vaginal birth after cesarean section, has resulted in an expansion of the use of vacuum assistance to safely extract the fetal head. By avoiding the use of a delivering hand or forceps blade, the volume being delivered thr...

Birth after cesarean section

BACKGROUND The number of incoming expectant women who have previously experienced cesarean section has increased. This work sought to find the frequency and connections between vaginal deliveries, cesarean sections, and iterative cesarean sections from 2004 to 2008. MATERIAL/METHODS In all, 828 women with previous cesarean sections were included. From this group, 8282 vaginal deliveries were ...